Did Long Distance Make Paul’s Witness List Unfalsifiable?
In chapter 8 of my book Inference To The One True God, in my blog post "The Minimal Facts Case For Jesus' Resurrection PART 1" and in my blog post…
Why Evolution Shouldn’t Be A Surprise To Christians
My view on evolution has been evolving over time (pun intended). I initially thought Christianity and evolution were as compatible as the irresistible force and the immovable object, but now…
Why I’m A Partial Preterist
For the longest time, I've been undecided on my view of eschatology, and it was a long time before I looked into the subject at all. Being a finite human…
Trust Your Father
Why do we find it so hard to trust in God sometimes? I sometimes find myself asking that question. Lately, I find myself worrying so much about everything, especially money…
Does The Minimal Facts Approach Dishonor God’s Word?
The Minimal Facts Approach is an approach to establishing the truth of Jesus' resurrection using two criteria; (1) they must be facts that have a lot of evidence in their…
Why I Don’t Believe In Transubstantiation
"And he took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to them, saying, 'This is my body given for you; do this in remembrance of me.' In the…
Did Jesus Violate Paul’s Free Will?
I've been seeing an anti-Arminian meme floating around Facebook that shows a painting of Paul on the ground when Christ appears to him, and the caption says "So there I…
A Quick Case For Jesus’ Resurrection
I've always struggled with brevity some of my apologetic presentations. The trick is to keep it a decent length while simultaneously not skimming on important facts. A handful of my…
Teaching Kids To Pray Prevents Them From Becoming Problem Solvers?
I saw a meme posted on an Atheist's twitter page yesterday that said "Teaching kids to pray to solve problems creates adults who can't solve problems". The meme was made…
The Importance Of Distinguishing A View From Its Entailments
One of the trends I find in talking with people on certain subjects is this inability to separate a viewpoint from the view's logical entailment. This is an impediment to…
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